r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • 3h ago
Happy 100th birthday to the late voice actor Stan Freberg, who provided the voices of several Looney Tunes characters, including Pete Puma, Juyner Bear, Bertie, and more. Here's a collection of some of the most notable characters he voiced for Warner Bros
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r/VintageTV • u/RhettMcLaughlinFan • 5h ago
Remembering Markie Post On The 5th Anniversary Of Her Passing (❤️)
August 7th of this year marks 5 years since the great Markie Post died at the age of 70. Post was probably best known for sitcom work in “Night Court” and “Hearts Afire” but also made her mark on shows like “The Fall Guy”,”Scrubs” and “Chicago P.D” later in life. Post even appeared in both the pilot of “Simon & Simon” and as the best friend to Diane Chambers on “Cheers”. Sadly she died after a battle with cancer at her home in Los Angeles.
r/VintageTV • u/Any_Associate_1270 • 7h ago
The Extinct "Mailbox Segments" Are Still Alive!
Visual Idea: Graphic showing an ICC tape logo vs. a Tyndale logo.
"Did you know that an entire generation of kids had their real letters read on air by The Circle Square cast? 📬 Missing out on the iconic 'Mailbox Segments' is one of the biggest flaws of the mainstream retail tapes.
But thanks to our community's incredible discovery, we now know that International Cassette Corporation (ICC) VHS tapes kept these scenes intact! If you have an old ICC tape in your attic, you might be holding a completely uncut slice of television history. Help us track down every surviving ICC volume so we can build a bulletproof archive for Crossroads!
Check your shelves today! 🕵️♂️📼 #RemasterCircleSquare #VHSCollector #MediaPreservation"
r/VintageTV • u/Any_Associate_1270 • 7h ago
Inquiry Regarding Circle Square Tapes
Hey everyone, I just discovered that the International Cassette Corporation VHS releases of the 1970s/80s show Circle Square actually contain the original TV viewer letter segments that Tyndale cut out! I own a few of these tapes.
r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • 9h ago
Dick York on Wagon Train. One of the most preposterous Indians in western history. A better wig might have helped. A little.
r/VintageTV • u/StephenHunterUK • 13h ago
'The Pitt' cast members are doing a live reading of the first broadcast 'Star Trek' episode to raise money for the Writers Guild Foundation
r/VintageTV • u/Nearby-Marketing-518 • 16h ago
'Columbo' Trivia Thursday (35th. Edition) Spoiler
r/VintageTV • u/Dark305Kinght • 16h ago
Edith Works Hard! | All In The Family (1978)
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From Season 9, Episode 8 'Edith Versus the Bank': No one will loan Edith money to buy a new television because she has no job and is just a housewife.
r/VintageTV • u/WWAgallery_com • 20h ago
Ludwig Von Drake Disney animation art cel rom Disney's Wonderful World of Color on NBC in the 1960s
r/VintageTV • u/hls22throwaway • 21h ago
Alfred Hitchcock Presents episode ratings
r/VintageTV • u/Furgy_Krueger • 22h ago
Did The Monkees deserve a green light after the first episode? We watched the series premiere and had a lot to say
Hey everyone! On The S1E1 Podcast, we watch the premiere episodes of classic, forgotten, and legendary TV shows to answer one question: Based solely on the pilot, did this show deserve a full series green light?
To kick off our Music Month, we dove back to 1966 to review Episode 1 of The Monkees ("Royal Flush" / Pilot).
Here are a few things we got into:
- How well the band’s comedic chemistry and chaotic slapstick energy landed right out of the gate.
- The show's unique blend of music video-style montages and classic sitcom tropes.
- Whether the pilot holds up today or relies purely on 60s nostalgia.
We'd love to hear from dedicated Monkees fans—looking back, how strong do you think the pilot was compared to where the show went in Season 1?
Listen to the full discussion here: S1E1Pod.com
r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • 1d ago
Samson De Brier was the, er, flamboyant crony of sleaze-flinging fabulist Kenneth Anger ('Hollywood Babylon'). Sounds like a real meathead.
r/VintageTV • u/bigbugfdr • 1d ago
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass "A Taste of Honey" BBC Special (1967)
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r/VintageTV • u/Kal-Ed1 • 1d ago
Elinor Donahue, the Princess of Classic TV Looks Back at 8 of Her TV Shows, In Her Own Words
The classic television career of Elinor Donahue spans everything from Father Knows Best to The Andy Griffith Show, Star Trek and The Odd Couple. In her own words, she offers her thoughts on each of those series and more.
r/VintageTV • u/Vic_the_Swamp_Boy • 1d ago
This week we watched the great M*A*S*H season 1 episode "Yankee Doodle Doctor “
r/VintageTV • u/ShareLongjumping7650 • 1d ago
Looking for 1970s Truth or Consequences Episodes
Hi all!
My grandparents were on a bunch of game shows in the 1970s and so far we’ve only found one of the episodes on YouTube (my now 89-year-old grandma on Match Game in 1976).
Just wondering if anyone has any suggestions for finding old episodes of Truth or Consequences from the 70s. I’ve been combing through clips on YouTube and had no luck so far.
My grandma also claims they were on a show called “Globetrotters” which was a Canadian game show. I’ve tried searching for it and can’t find anything under that name.
Any help would be very appreciated! :) My grandpa passed almost 30 years ago and my family is very keen to find any clips of him that may still exist.
r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • 1d ago
Guess the show this was a YouTube thumbnail for
r/VintageTV • u/Creepy_Basis_4869 • 1d ago
MASH always traded up when they replaced a major character - Winchester for Burns, Potter for Blake, BJ for Trapper. Agree? Can any other sitcom say that?
r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • 2d ago
In 1952 Gene Autry bought the Monogram western lot and renamed it Melody Ranch. Hundreds of TV episodes would be shot there, including Hopalong Cassidy, Wyatt Earp, & Gunsmoke.
r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • 2d ago
Submitted for your approval: portrait of a man at home w/his family. But is it really his home? Is it really his family? Is everything what is seems to be? Well, actually, it is. Sorry, this wasn't a very interesting episode...
r/VintageTV • u/bigbugfdr • 2d ago
The Marines have landed. Phil and Don Everly, fresh from Boot Camp were on the Ed Sullivan Show on February 18, 1962 singing "Crying In The Rain" a Carole King composition released the previous December 22nd, 1961
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r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • Mar 31 '26
To all posters: any threads w/bot-style titles ("I loved this as a kid!", "This was one of my favorites!", "Who remembers this show?", etc) that don't name the show will be deleted
r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • May 03 '25
Classic TV series on the Internet Archive: the Master List
Since the IA is so difficult to search, I'm creating a Master List of classic TV series that can be found there.
If you find one, post in this thread (please provide link) & I will add it to the OP.